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Project Future Malaysia passes Brickfields’ story forward

A book and two video essays preserve the people, places and stories of KL's historic Brickfields for a new generation

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马来西亚未来计划将Brickfields的故事传承下去

A screenshot of the Moothathamby siblings sharing their memories of Brickfields in the 'Brickfields: A Place We Called Home' documentary. Photo: Project Future Malaysia

Brickfields has a long and significant history, shaped by its brick-making industry, the railway, migration and generations of Indian and Sri Lankan communities.

But how much of that history remains?

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